Exploring Chapters 14 and 15

What significant event occurs during Katniss's time in the arena in Chapter 14?

• Katniss wins the Hunger Games.

• Peeta is injured by a muttation.

• Rue's death occurs.

• The Gamemakers change the arena's rules.

How does Katniss's relationship with Peeta evolve in these chapters?

• Katniss relies solely on her own skills without any connection to Peeta.

• Katniss's relationship with Peeta evolves from distrust to emotional connection and reliance.

• Their relationship becomes purely competitive and hostile.

• Katniss and Peeta remain distant throughout the chapters.

What role does the mockingjay symbol play in Chapters 14 and 15?

• The mockingjay signifies the end of the rebellion and submission to the Capitol.

• The mockingjay symbolizes rebellion and hope, uniting the districts against the Capitol.

• The mockingjay is a symbol of peace and unity among the districts.

• The mockingjay represents the Capitol's power and control.

Describe the importance of the Avox girl that Katniss encounters in Chapter 14.

• The Avox girl symbolizes hope and resistance against the Capitol.

• The Avox girl represents the wealth and privilege of the Capitol citizens.

• The Avox girl is a minor character with no significant impact on the story.

• The Avox girl represents the Capitol's cruelty and the consequences of rebellion, highlighting the oppressive nature of the regime.

What strategies does Katniss use to survive in the arena during these chapters?

• Katniss relies solely on her archery skills.

• Katniss uses her charm to persuade the other tributes.

• She hides in a cave and waits for rescue.

• Katniss survives by forming alliances, hunting for food, setting traps, and using her environment.

How does the Capitol's control manifest in the events of Chapters 14 and 15?

• The Capitol promotes freedom and democracy in the districts.

• The Capitol encourages open communication and collaboration among the districts.

• The Capitol's control is shown through generous rewards for the districts.

• The Capitol's control manifests through oppression, media manipulation, and strict enforcement of rules.

What internal conflicts does Katniss face in these chapters?

• Katniss feels no internal conflict and is confident in her decisions.

• Katniss faces guilt, moral conflict, and the struggle between personal safety and her role as a symbol.

• Katniss struggles with her feelings for Peeta and Gale.

• Katniss is primarily focused on winning the Hunger Games.

How does the theme of survival manifest in Katniss's actions?

• Katniss relies solely on her allies for survival.

• The theme of survival manifests in Katniss's actions through her resourcefulness, protective instincts, and willingness to defy authority.

• Her actions are driven by a desire for fame and recognition.

• She avoids conflict to ensure her safety.

What is the significance of the alliance formed in Chapter 15?

• The alliance represents a temporary truce with no real impact.

• The alliance is formed out of personal gain rather than necessity.

• The alliance leads to a division among the characters instead of unity.

• The alliance signifies a crucial strategic partnership that strengthens the characters' ability to face their common adversary.

How do the events in these chapters foreshadow future conflicts in the story?

• The events predict a happy resolution for all characters.

• The events highlight the importance of friendship and unity.

• The events suggest that all conflicts will be resolved peacefully.

• The events foreshadow future conflicts by establishing character tensions and opposing goals.